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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1907

Page

8

Winterset Social Notes and Lifelong Resident Dies

Winterset residents visit friends across town and celebrate gatherings as Prof Bonnell and families travel. The community marks the death of Samuel Boyd, 84, the oldest Winterset citizen, with funeral services in Winterset and interment in Antrim, Ohio. survivors include three daughters, Mrs. M. L. Bonnell and Misses Angie and Lizzie.

Ida Berstler Besse Tuttle Samuel Boyd Winterset Allen Antrim Ohio M. L. Bonnell Angie Lizzie

Transfer of territory for school purposes in Guernsey County

Notice that ID A Teener and others filed in the Guernsey County Probate Court a petition and map under section 3895 to transfer sub districts 7 8 9 and 10 in Spencer township to Cumberland village school district. The court fixed January 10 1908 at 10 a m for the hearing to be held at Cambridge. Probate Judge Howard W. Luccock signs the notice.

Spencer Township Guernsey County Ohio Cumberland Village A. Teener Cambridge Howard W. Luccock

Legal Notice in Guernsey County Case 8627

Herbert H. Bown, Charles J. Kinsey and J L. McFarland sue Lew Sklener et al in the Court of Common Pleas of Guernsey County Ohio for direction on a fund of about two thousand dollars from Barbe and McClellaugh additions Pleasant City glass works. Defendants’ residences unknown. service failed. respond by December 1907 or risk judgment. Rosemond & Bell, Attorneys. Oct. 31-6w

Lew Sklener Peter Schuitheis Odis Moss Charles Barton Mike Duvado J. W. Bigley Herbert H. Bown Charles J. Kinsey J L. McFarland Court of Common Pleas Guernsey County Cambridge Oho W. F. Bierly Pleasant City Barbe McClellaugh State of Ohio Rosemond & Bell

Local market prices and social notes from Kimbolton district

Eggs at 24 cents, butter 20 cents, chickens 9 and 1 cent. John A Chambers visited Cambridge on business last week. Bert Berry and wife from Cambridge spent Sunday with friends here. Andy Duffy and wife from Cambridge visiting. A daughter was born Thursday to Ellis Barthalow and wife on Thanksgiving day. M T Kennedy spent Sunday with home folks on Sugar Tree. E B Kennedy of Odell did business here last week. Residents from there shopped in Cambridge last Saturday. Roy Clark owned a valuable horse that died last Friday. Mine props are being loaded daily. James Fowler returned from Canton to visit his father for the winter. Hunting season closed with no accidents by careless hunters in this locality. Rev Morris of Johnstown Pa spent a few days here last week.

John A Chambers Cambridge Bert Berry Andy Duffy M .T. Kennedy Sugar Tree E. B. Kennedy Odell Roy Clark Mr. Morris Johnstown

Pleasant City Friends Visit Salesville Area

Local residents recount weekend visits and social events from Salesville and nearby areas. Reynolds brothers of Adaline and Cyrus English family members spent time with relatives. Mrs. S A Decker hosted. Sabbath School convention noted. a Kansas schoolhouse event planned. days spent in Cambridge and Antrim.

Professor Boyd Delivers Noted Address At Local Church

Senecaville residents heard Prof. W. W. Boyd of the State University of Columbus deliver an excellent address at the Presbyterian church Monday night. Mrs. Halley Burns and baby are visiting relatives at Cumberland. Local IOOF Lodge elected J. A. Callahan, Jas. Strong, and J. W. Selia as officers. J. R. Hartup and C. S. Brown were named trustees, with Lepage and Purdum chosen as bee tee for two and one year respectively. J. W. Frame and Ht. A. Diley serve as alternates. Mrs. C. S. Shear returned Friday from Cambridge where she received treatment. Miss Emma Huffman was home from Buffalo for the weekend.

W. W. Boyd State University of Columbus Presbyterian Church Halley Burns Baby Cumberland J. A. Callahan Jas. Strong W. G. J. W. Selia J. R Hartup Brown Treas

Miss Bess SLove Departs for Athens

Miss Bess SLove leaves this morning for Athens Ohio to join her father Thomas Trover and brother Arthur, who are employed there.

Bess Slove Athens Trover Brotherk Arthur

Christmas entertainments gather village churches

Washington notes prepare for Christmas entertainments. Rev W E Stewart visited son W H Stewart and family. Arthur Murray to perform at M E church Tuesday. Ethel Brown visiting sister in Columbus. Mrs P A Coen of Coraopolis Pa visiting parents in Heiner family. Boots and rubber footwear at Lawrence's. Dr J M Thompson's wife visiting Belmont county relatives. Andy Larchet of Cambridge visited Mas Moore family. Earle Robe returned from Galion. Mrs L L Young at funeral of cousin Mrs J W Brown in Zanesville. Mrs S Stewart adjudged insane in probate court.

Arthur Murray M. E. Church Ethel Brown John Montoney Columbus J. M. Thompson Belmont County Andy Larchet Cambridge Mas. Moore L. L. Young J. W. Brown Zanesville S. Stewart

Entirely Cured In 2 Months By Cuticura

A mother recalls her infant son’s eczema worsening after two doctors before Cuticura offered quick relief. After a week of treatment his sores faded and by two months his skin cleared. The letter urges mothers to try Cuticura for skin diseases and notes the full external and internal regimen.

Walter Louis Beck R. F.D San Antonio Tex Drug & Chem. Ocorp Sole Props Boston

Freed from Piles The Joy of It

The flat, promotional note describes relief from piles hemorrhoids praising freedom from itching bleeding and protrusion. It cites letters from grateful readers claiming cure and joy after treatment. The flyer frames surgery as dreaded and extols a non surgical remedy as effective.

Dr. A W Chase's Ointment ends itching piles claim

Advertisement for Dr A W Chase's Ointment claims relief from piles with testimonials. Product priced 50 cents per box and sold by dealers including Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY and Berman & Wilson Cambridge. Auer of Marysville Ohio cites twenty years of relief after one box.

A. W. Chase Alto Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y John Auer East Std St Marysville Ohio

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Cambridge Woman

A Cambridge Ohio resident Mrs Sherrard testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her dull backache and loins pain by restoring kidney function and improving energy. She recommends the product to backache sufferers and notes the 50 cent price and Buffalo New York agents Foster Milburn Co. Remember the name.

Dean Cambridge Sherrard Wheeling Avenue Ohio Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Death notices and family moves reported from Ohio and California

Ada Stewart accompanied Mrs. James Stewart to Newark for a visit. Mrs. Mamie Tilt died at her Los Angeles home, daughter of Charles and Mrs. McKelvey formerly of Washington. The family has relocated from near New York City to Gardner California where McKelvey runs a drug business.

Ada Stewart James Stewart Newark Mamie Tilt Los Angeles Cali Charles McKelvey Washington McKelvey New York City Gardner

The Christmas Dinner and Dyspepsia Relief

A short note on Christmas meals cites dyspepsia as a weak stomach issue rather than a bad cook and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to restore vigor, tone the stomach, cure dyspepsia, and improve appetite.

Hood

Local notices from New Concord and area

Pie social announced at the cDonald schoolhouse Friday evening December 20. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs E J Morrow on December 4 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Fred Stockum on December 5. Mrs Jennie McCoy burial services held and relatives attend from Mingo Junction and Bloomfield. Residents including Miss Edna Rankin and the Stiles family plan moves to Route 1 and Wm Proudfit's farm.

Kansas Schoolhouse T. A. Ables Wm. Vermillion Cambridge cDonald E. J. Morrow Jennie McCoy Blanche McKee Mingo Junction Cnet Monay Samuel Stiles Bloomfield Wm. Proudfit

Local Notes From Clarington and Vicinity

Londonderry then-visiters return home while changes in town include W A Carpenter ill with heart trouble and P Bond family moving back to a farm south of town. A revival at the M B E church draws interest as residents and visitors travel between Clarington Cambridge Smyrna and nearby areas.

B. Masters

West End Hose Co. 3 elects officers at meeting

At a West end Hose Company No. 3 meeting last evening James West was elected foreman and Reuben Blackstone was chosen financial secretary. All other officers will be appointed by the foreman.

Hose Co. No. 3 West End James West Reuben Blackstone

Special Sale on Table Linens Apparel and Shoes

Extensive bargain sale lists table oilcloth white cloths and outing fabrics per yard. Offers include men’s light shirts two piece suits boys wool suits duck coats and coats at deep discounts plus shoes hats overshoes and furs from a large holiday collection.

Ncs Hove

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. A. Bonnell Belle Tedrick Berniece Lindsey D. L. Nicholson Orville Garrell’s Here O. L. Dugan Mrs. Dugan Karl Decker Miss Pearl Copher Fairview Kittie Boyd Blooming Grove Inez Swaime Cezra Guyton Jessie Hannah Dr. Dannah Tappan Frank Severns Milnersville Dr. Souders Miss Pearl Berstler Maudie Wirick Mr. Douglass Tedrick Ella Wirick Neva Vicle Young Emerson Young Bernice Lindsey Scott Andrew W. Nicholson John R. Nicholson Admr A. R. McCulloch Atty J . Sabine Elizabeth Salrin Neilley & CO Kimbolton Ellis Barthalow James Fowler Canton Salesville R. D. 1 G. D. Tetirick S. A. Decker George Tetirick Reynolds Brothers Adaline W. .Va W. W. Winters James English Cyrus New Philadelphia Cyrus English Andrew Boombower Ashtabula the Sal Brushy Fork Edna Enos Senecaville W. KE. Stewart W. H. Stewart Mrs. P. A. Coen Coraopolis, Pa Mrs T. J. Heiner Lawrence’s Earle Robe Galion Berman & Wilson Central Bank Ely Ely Brothers Warren Street Rel State Hospital New Concord R. D Mary Webbser Picomffield Xenia M. L. Hawthorne Cambridge R. D D. T. Duff N. A. McDonald New Concord MacDonall D. H. MacDonald Route 2 Fred Stockum Edna Rankin Bloomfie Londonderry H. H. Masters Clarington, O W. A. Carpenter Ray Cunningham Bridgeport Steubenville Evert Morton South Dakota Mrs Tribby Lew Shean Wom. Pritchard Smyrna Fall Louis Kaufman Wheeeling Ave Cambridge, Ohio Guernsey County Farmers’ Institute Nutton’s Opera House Byesville Allen O. Myers Carey W. Montgomery Humphreys Terial Hi Homeo John B Streets Cormer Bucaville Haxwell-Patterson Rules and Regulations V. Pres Worthy Yson Ngien W. C. Moore
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